Basuki Bihari is a big village in the Madhubani district in State of Bihar, India .
[7] This village is only two kilometres far from the Indo-Nepal Border at Madhwapur in Madhubani district.
Similarly Bihari is used for symbolising Lord Rama and Krishna and the God in Hinduism.
In the village there is a place name as Naya Janakpur where Lord Rama temple was built.
[2] The sex ratio of Basuki Bihari village is 1012 females to 1000 males on average.
State Highway 75, Basuki Bihari North
Grampanchayat Raj, Basuki Bihari North
Sati Mai Sthan
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Basuki Bihari North
Chaudhary Ghat, Chaudhary Pokhair
Chhath Puja at Chaudhary Pokhair
Shiva Mandir, Bajrang Bazar, Bihari
Shiv Mandir, Bajrang Bazar, Basuki Bihari North
Naya Janakpur Mandir, Basuki Bihari
Naya Janakpur, Basuki Bihari North
Utkramit Higher Secondary School, Bihari
Basuki Chowk at Basuki Bihari South
Basuki Bihari Bridge ( बासुकी बिहारी पुल )
Maharani Sthan, Basuki Bihari North near Chaudhary Tol
Bajarang Bazar, Basuki Bihari North near old Gram Panchayat
